Completed installation of 200mm heavy-duty ladder-type cable trays in the main corridor.

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Vertex Commercial Tower Report Ref No: VCT-MEP-WPR-042 Reporting Period: May 31, 2026 Contractor: Apex Engineering Solutions Ltd. 1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

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Overall project health for this period was 🟢 GREEN . The primary focus was on MEP rough-ins for Levels 7 and 8. Chilled water piping on Level 7 was completed one day ahead of schedule, allowing mechanical teams to mobilize to Level 8 early. A potential issue (🔴 RED) has been identified with the main electrical cable delivery, which is now confirmed to be two weeks late. A mitigation plan is in place to re-sequence activities.

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Work on the MEP services for the Main Building is progressing steadily. The major focus this week was the installation of HVAC ductwork on Level 5 and rough-in electrical conduits on Level 6. The Chiller Unit installation has been successfully completed. Work on the Fire Fighting pump room is ongoing but slightly delayed due to late material delivery.

Chiller installation, ductwork fabrication, duct hanging, dampers, and AHU placement.